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hungry6

By hungry6,
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hungry6 Experienced

hungry6

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Yes as the title said, come clean with the amount of time u been suspended reason? and duration.

I'll go first

suspended 2 time once when i was 18, 1 day before i got my open i decide to go for a run cause i had 4 points to burn, came back with a speeding fine and a undue noise.

second time, was just plain old accumulations of traffic fines mainly in victoria.

Damn mexicans.

Funny thing is that when i'm just cruising around, I get booked and when i'm seriouly into the gas, never been book apart from the incident above.

Also i got off a few time by going to court. :cheers:

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Nismo_Boy Grand Master

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14 points so far. 2 suspensions x 3 months. And fighting a 12 month+ suspension in court as I'm typing this.

6 Points - High way racing.

2 Points - jumping gutters in a 4wd.

2 Points - burn out.

2 Points - Drifting

2 Points - un-due smoke/noise.

rb25 Grand Master

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6 points - speeding -qld

4 points - speeding -qld

1 point - speeding -qld

came close after those 3 fines

6 points - speeding -qld

3 points - burnout -nsw

1 point - speeding -nsw

1 point - speeding -qld

and very close again

somehow, i've managed to spread those fines out nicely and have never been suspended ;) looking at that tells me i used to be a fast driver. got 6 back 9 months ago so i 7 points now.

damn shameful list of fines really!

-rb25

4 Doorz Rising Star

4 Doorz

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3 points - speeding

3 points - speeding

opted for 1 year 'good boy's license'

6 points - speeding

6 months into 1 year prob.

6months suspension

3 points - burnout; the day I got P's back

1 avail point for 9 months, to Opens

since then:

4 points for burnouts

7 points for speeding.

You'd think I'd have learnt to stop speeding since then...no go, now I just spend more time looking on the the sides of the road than at the road itself -> just wat the road authorities wanted I'm sure ;)

krawler Mentor

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I lost 12 points on my P's (4 point license), but got it back after going to court so never really got a suspension. Managed to lose 12 cause I lost 6 (2 x 3 points) and got a court date, then lost 6 more (2 x 3 pointers as well) in the meantime.. doh

Lost another 6 so far (2 x 3 pointers, argh ffs!) but hey, 6 is plenty.

hungry6 Experienced

hungry6

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Funny how it is, once upon a time, when a cops turn on his light or walk out from behind the bushes, i get this sick in the gut feeling, but now i just , the feeling is just ohwell some random tax payments,

The impact of a traffic cops no longer bother me, i just do what ever i want and front court if i get caught and get my license back.

There's a VERY GOOD solicitor in town who used to be a public prosector for the police force and he represent me every time and draws mainly on technicality for defense as he say, the law is breach, that is why you're in court, but is the law justly upheld is the arguments

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